Terminus
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Installation Manual
SHOCK DETECTION PRODUCTS
SP3219-1 Single Zone
SP3219-2 Two Zone
SP3219-4 Four Zone
Sensors
The SP3219 can be used with the SP3227 Recessed Shock
Sensor or the SP3237 Terminus Shock Sensor. Applications
include windows and walls (masonry, wood, metal or
wallboard). The PAC-A-DAP can be used with the SP3223 and
SP2539 sensors for wall applications only. Up to 50 sensors
can be used on each zone. In addition, normally-open and
normally-closed alarm devices can be included in the sensor
loop along with the sensors. Do not use the SP3219 on fence
systems. Use the SP3274 for fences. The diagram below
shows typical wiring for the SP3237 shock sensor. Refer to the
information sheets shipped with the sensors for installation and
placement details.
Installation Manual 11/30/06
STLIT02065F
Specifications
High
5 inches
5-1/4 inches
8-1/4 inches
Input Voltage
Current
Wide
3 inches
3-1/4 inches
8-1/4 inches
Deep
1-3/8 inches
1-3/8 inches
2-1/4 inches
10.5 VDC
16.5 VDC
Minimum
Maximum
20 mA
40 mA
80 mA
SP3219-1
SP3219-2
SP3219-4
SP3237
Shock
Sensor
32ºF
120º F
Operating Humidity
0-95 % relative (non-condensing)
Minimum
Maximum
RED
Introduction
The Terminus PAC-A-DAP Shock Sensor Processor is designed
to be used with Terminus shock sensors. The processor is
available as a one, two, or four zone unit. The processor will
work with any alarm panel and can monitor up to fifty (50)
SP3227 or SP3237 shock sensors per zone. Normally-Open
and Normally-Closed alarm devices can be included in the
same loop. Loop supervision is provided by a 4.7K Ohm end-ofline resistor supplied with each zone. Each zone has separate
inputs, outputs, sensitivity and mode selections.
To
Pac-A-Dap
Zone Input
BLACK
WHITE GREEN
Terminus
Shock
Sensor
Sensors
SP3237
must mount
with leads Shock
straight up Sensor
or down
BLACK/RES.
Operating Temperature
Terminus
Shock
Sensor
SP3237
Shock
Sensor
NC
Alarm
Device*
Terminus
Shock
Sensor
NO Alarm Device
4.7 K
E.O.L.
Resistor
*Must be sealed reed switch.
Use no relays
The SP3219 has two operating modes: count mode and glass
break mode. When operating a zone in the count mode, the
number of individual shock events required to cause an alarm
can be set from one to nine counts. These events must occur
within an 18 second fixed time period. This 18 second timer
starts with the first shock received. If the number selected is not
reached within this time period, the timer and counter will
automatically reset. When operating a zone in the glass-break
mode, one initial shock and any magnitude shock that follows
within .6 seconds will cause an alarm.
RED
BLACK
WHITE GREEN
RED
WHITE
INSTALL EOL
RESISTOR
SUPPLIED
GREEN/RES.
TO SENSOR LOOP INPUTS
(should measure 4500-5200-ohms before connecting to processor)
- All joints must be soldered
- End-of-Line Resistor (EOL) is supplied with the processor.
LED Operation
The shock LED flashes once for each sensor disturbance, or
lights continually if loop is open or shorted. The LED does not
flash for disturbances in the glass break mode. This LED is
used primarily as an installation and service aid.
Installation
1. The one-zone and two-zone processor will mount inside most
alarm panels. Mount the unit in a convenient location using the
two-faced foam tape provided. Make sure that the terminal strip
and switches are accessible.
The four-zone unit can be mounted on the wall near to the
alarm panel. Four mounting holes for #8 screws are provided in
the back of the enclosure. To install the unit; remove cover,
remove both circuit boards, mount the box, and replace the
circuit boards. The four zone unit has three ½ inch conduit
knockouts for wire entry: one on each side and one in the back.
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Size
Zones
One
Two
Four
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Installation Manual
SHOCK DETECTION PRODUCTS
2. Connect sensor wiring to the zone(s). Use the diagrams on
the right for the one and two zone units. Use the diagram on the
inside front cover for the four zone unit. On each zone, up to
fifty (50) Terminus shock sensors may be wired in series with
the 4.7K ohm end-of-line resistor which is supplied with the unit.
Terminus
Shock
Sensor
4. Connect 12 volts DC to the power input terminals. The PacA-Dap requires 20 mA of current per zone to operate. Observe
polarity. The input unit is polarity protected and will not operate
or be damaged by reversing the input power. The four zone unit
will require power and ground connections for both boards.
The count select switch and the sensitivity switch are the only
adjustments necessary to obtain the optimum set-up of the PacA-Dap. There are separate adjustments for each zone. Proper
adjustment may require some experimentation to determine the
best settings for various materials to which the sensors will be
attached.
5. Set count or glass break mode using the count switch. A
count switch setting of zero will place the zone in the glass
break mode. Any other setting of the count switch will place the
zone into count mode for that number of counts. For example, if
the count switch is set to three, the zone is set to count mode
and will require three events in 18 seconds to alarm.
6. Set the sensitivity. This is accomplished with a 10 position
rotary switch which sets the level of shock required before it is
further processed by the logic circuitry. A setting of zero
indicates maximum -sensitivity and a setting of nine indicates
minimum sensitivity. In the count mode, the sensitivity
adjustment controls the level of shock recognized on every
count. In the glass-break mode this adjustment controls only the
first shock and the second shock is preset to most sensitive.
Processor
Count Select
Zone 1
Shock/Fault
3. Connect the Normally-Closed relay output for each zone (as
required) to trip an alarm panel, dialer, etc. The relay switches
for approximately 5 seconds on alarm, then automatically
resets. Relay contacts are rated at 10VAC, 20VDC, 0.5 A.
®
Pac-A-Dap
TWO ZONE

Sensitivity
NC Relay Output
Sensitivity
0 = Maximum
9 = Minimum
To Alarm Panel Input
+
Loop Input 12 VDC
+
Power Input -
Count Select
0 - Glass Break
1 - 9 = Pulse Count
Loop Input +
-
From Terminus
Sensor Loop
From Alarm Panel
Power Supply
From Terminus
Sensor Loop
To Alarm Panel Input
NC Relay Output
Shock/Fault
Count Select
Zone 2
Sensitivity
SP3219
SP3219-2 Two Zone Processor
Note: The SP3219-1 uses the
same circuit board as the
SP3219-2 except that only the
bottom zone is loaded.
+ 12 VDC Power Input From
- Alarm Panel Power Supply
+ Loop Input From
- Terminus Sensor Loop
NC Relay Output
To Alarm Panel Input
Shock LED
Count Select 0 - Glass Break
1 - 9 = Pulse Count
Sensitivity 9 = Minimum
0 = Maximum
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio and television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
--Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
--Increase separation between the equipment and the receiver.
--Connect the equipment into an outlet or circuit different from the one in
which the receiver is connected.
--Consult the dealer or an experienced radio-TV technician for help.
SP3219-1 Single Zone Processor
Notice
This digital apparatus does not exceed the class B limits for
Radio Noise Emissions from digital apparatus set out in the
Radio Frequency Regulations of the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Le present appareil numerique n’emet pas de bruits
radioelectricques depassant les limites applicables aux
appareils numeriques de la class B prescrites dans le
Reglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique edicte par le
ministere des Communication du Canada.
Terminus Products, Inc. • 2240 Prospect Drive • Christiansburg, VA 24073
www.terminusproducts.com • Sales & Service: 1.866.680.TERM (8376) • Fax: 1.866.908.5655
All Information is subject to change without notice.
FCC Notice